Tournament Pro 4x8 Pool Cue Case - Holds 4 Cues + Jump Break, Extensions, Extra Shaft & more

EDIT: The pictures have some sort of matrixing that was applied when I uploaded the photos - especially over the black felt areas. The case is very nice looking with it's deep solid colors and my photos don't necessarily capture that 100%.The quality of this case is amazing - especially when compared to most of the others that are sold on here. I've gone through a few hard cases before this and they always felt and looked cheap, barely any storage, and they all rattled the cues around. Stitching was usually careless, straps would break, and they were uncomfortable to transport.Then there's this "soft" Lucasi case. The design is very simple and elegant with it's coloring and style - anyone could rock this case and get compliments. Big pockets and lots of storage overall. The shoulder strap is lightweight neoprene, very comfortable, and feels very sturdy. The straps are reinforced with rivets directly into the vinyl, so they won't rip off. It also has a cutout that goes on either side of the handle, but I suppose it helps with weight distribution as well...idk lol. The stitching is almost perfect and the zippers move effortlessly. The Lucasi branding isn't overdone and is really only shown on the zipper handles and the logo on the neoprene strap. I cannot stress enough how much I can't stand big logos and names branded all over stuff. I want quality, but I don't want to advertise either, so this was an exceptional win. Priorities haha.The front two pockets are very large and can hold a number of things you'd need to grab quickly. Opening up the full top compartment has a surface level mesh zippered pocket (gloves, bridges) and a deeper bag-like zippered pocket (chalk, cue holder, cue tip repair kit). Then there's a couple of stick holders for a retractable extension or an extra shaft and also a keychain carabiner - same as the strap carabiners. The stick holder pockets have a flap over them for protection and keepng them in place.The last big zippered compartment holds 4 butts and 8 shafts in nice thick felt pockets. These also have flaps that hold them in place. But as another reviewer stated, the interior of those stick pockets has a crinkly plastic inside them. I haven't used it for long enough to notice any wear and tear on the finish of the sticks, but that's something to keep an eye on. Weird design choice for an otherwise absolutely amazing billiards case.Ultimately, I wish I would've had this case from the beginning. I've also seen a lot of different league players favoring soft cases lately. There's so much more room for all your accessories and I honestly feel that my cues are now transported in a professional case that was specifically designed to protect them. This is the type of case you keep for a long time instead of purchasing several other subpar cases over a lifetime - that will most likely fail and fall apart. The price felt steep initially, but you get what you pay for and I realize this case is definitely worth it.

Just awesome. As described, it holds all of your essential equipment and then some. Good quality and flawless design by LUCASI.

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This case is like the MONO guitar case, but for cues.If you have at least $300-worth of cue sticks, I'd recommend this case as a good investment. Reason being, it has several beneficial details:- The shaft and butt pockets slide easily into the fabric sleeves, and keeps them from shifting. Also, there are flaps that cover the joints, protecting them from hitting other cues and parts.One thing that annoys me with other bags is that there is a fair amount of "give" and shifting during transit. It isn't just about damaging the joints and/or chaffing the sticks; for me, it's more about getting annoyed by all the jostling while I'm walking.- Plenty of room inside. There are outside pockets, and inside pockets, and little pockets to hold extensions, etc...- Great shoulder strap. It's padded enough to equalize weight distribution. Also, it can be extended to a more manageable length compared to most bags I've tried.If you only own two cue sticks for casual play, this might be overkill. However, if you're like me and have three mid- to high-range cues, this bag is a better option than the common 'cheaper' alternatives. It has plenty of room for expansion, should you want to get extra shafts and/or cues. It keeps the cues from shifting, with less chance of damage to the joints or wood/finish. It's comfortable. I consider this a long-term investment. I hate it when I buy something to save a few bucks, and end up spending as much or more for an upgrade later.

After a lot of deliberation, I went from a hard cue case to a soft case. My biggest worry between the two was protection but this cue case is so well made, I do not have any lingering worries based on the protection of my cues. I find that the soft cases offer more storage and options as well and feel less bulky.The leatherette material is beautiful and wipes clean easily and the color block pattern is stunning.Both the shoulder strap and carrying handle are practical and comfortable. I have recieved a ton of compliments on this case and the price was half of what my husband paid for his.Arrived on time, with no issues. If this case catches your eye, go for it.